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SpinCo shares will then be given to existing Yahoo shareholders.

The wireless add-on goes up for pre-order at 7am PT Friday (today), via Vive's Chinese website, although quantities are said to be limited and priority will be given to existing customers with a valid Vive serial number (although there's no restriction on international buyers beyond shipping cost).

If the fund is priced inaccurately, an unfair advantage is given to existing shareholders or to those moving into or out of the fund.

Specific consideration is given to existing cache-based processors, FPGAs, and the Cell Broadband Engine processor.

Particular attention is given to existing programmes like the EU Framework Programme for RTD, the ENPI and the DCI as well as to ongoing and planned projects implemented hereunder such as the INCO-NET, BILAT and ERA-NET schemes.

In this climate of significant health care reform it appears that little attention is being given to existing and potential contributions of CAM practitioners or to education reforms for the future, an area of neglect that is becoming increasingly entrenched.

As traffic signals in urban areas are very complex, sufficient transition time must be given to change existing traffic signals in these areas;   vi.

We argue that more attention needs to be given to strengthening existing local capacities to face internal and external hazards and less to postdisaster responses or physical protection measures.

During this selection, considerations should be given to already existing concepts such as the agro-climatic zones for plant protection products [19], the European biogeographical regions mentioned in Directive 92/43/EEC [8] and the indicative map of European biogeographical regions developed for assistance to the Natura 2000 process [59].

Considerable attention must be given to the existing professional barriers that require health policy action such as the implementation of more standardized shared competencies among the healthcare professions.

If there is to be additional expenditure on forest roads, priority ought to be given to better maintaining existing roads and bridges.